21/05/2026
Quickway is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the SP1246 Cosgroves Creek Pumping Station construction contract as part of Sydney Water’s Upper South Creek Networks Program, being delivered in partnership with CreekConnect.
This major package of work is a key component of a broader network expansion, connecting multiple gravity carrier pipelines and pressure mains across the surrounding area.
This award marks an important milestone for our team, and we are proud to contribute to Sydney Water’s ongoing investment in essential infrastructure that supports growing communities.
Construction is scheduled to commence in May 2026, with completion anticipated in late 2027.
Our scope of works includes:
• End-to-end delivery of the pumping station structure, including the inlet chamber, wet well, valve and flowmeter chambers, large manifold pit and associated infrastructure
• Permanent and temporary works design, including coordination, certification, and implementation
• Full mechanical, electrical, and control systems installation, including HV supply and Sydney Water integration
• Delivery of process and site infrastructure, including pipework, Odour Control Unit (OCU), and civil works
• Management of key interfaces with surrounding pipeline networks
• Complete testing, commissioning, and handover
Quickway is proud to partner with Sydney Water and CreekConnect to deliver this critical infrastructure project.
We look forward to working collaboratively with all stakeholders to achieve a high-quality outcome that supports the region’s long-term growth.
This contract award follows on from our recently completed enabling works package for the SP1246 Pumping Station, comprising the design and construction of a 12.5 metre x 12.5 metre temporary piled shaft extending to a depth of over 16 metres. The shaft was constructed using DN900 contiguous piles in conjunction with steel bracing, ground anchors, and shotcrete to provide excavation stability.
Concurrently with the shaft construction activities, Quickway delivered a range of associated civil infrastructure works, including the construction of a 280-metre access road, installation of DN900 drainage infrastructure and culverts, construction of a new car park, and establishment of site-wide trafficable hardstand and working platforms. The scope also included the installation of perimeter security fencing and access gates.
The project also included the installation of approximately 320 metres of DN525 GRP gravity carrier pipeline, together with the construction of three DN1800 cast in-situ manholes and a large vent shaft. These works required detailed coordination across multiple disciplines to ensure successful integration with the broader pumping station infrastructure.
Upon completion of construction activities, Quickway undertook full site reinstatement and environmental rehabilitation works, including trimming, topsoiling, and revegetation of disturbed areas prior to demobilisation.
